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GEN. FISK DENIES THE STORY.-Gen. Clinton B.
Fisk the ProhibitoniSt has telegraphed to Detroit
Irland that two years ago Fisk, who has been
stamping Michigan for the amendment drank
freely with men he met. The story was that he
called at the Detroit Tribune ONCE to deny q
report sent out from New York that he had mis-
appropriated the funds OF anestate; that he AFTER
wards went with party of newspaper men to q
restaurant where he ordered and paid for q
champagne supper, and drank large quantity OF
the liquor himself. Gen. F1sk'S denial is: "a most
their associates indicated In Revelations. I'D
chapter. 18th verse;
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SHE LISTENS TO THE CONFESSION OF KoscHISrsKI
WHO SAW RER HUSBAND FAIL-
Mrs. Haddock, wife OF the murdered minister
made her first appearance in court at Sioux City,
Wednesday, having come from Wisconsin for the
purpose OF attending the TRIAL. Koschiniski who
confeSses 10 being with the crowd when Arensdorf
shot Mr.. Haddock, continued his testimony:
p,aib saw , Lsaael, Leas y, 1randa' Arensdorf,
was there. We all went towards the Water street
corner. Paul Leader and were In front. He ana
the corner with the Others. Leader and were ave
feet from Arensdor. saw a man coming down
across the street. Arensdorf said 10 Granda: Il
don't want you drunken Dutchman around here
Rev. Mr.. Haddock was coming across water
street. The men Were on the corner. Mr. Haddock
was coming east on Water street. 1 saw AreBs-
dorf start out towards the preacher. When in the
middle OF the street Arensdort hired shot. Had
dock raised his hands 10 his head and fell. Arens-
dorf stood still a moment and then ran across the
bridge, followed by Peters. mean the bridge aJ
the foot OF Fourth street. / then started 10 run
and did not see which way the other men ran.
Some time later the men who were there gave me
$500 TO leave town. The next time that / saw
Arensdof was the next morning. I had no talk
with him. The next time he talked with me
BoerschS beer-garden. He did not say that and
Trisber would go TO killing preachers. I did not
say that there was more money in H. (The will
ness laughed as he denied saying this) John did
The state rested It's case yesterday with the ex-
animation OF the l2-year old daughter Of the in
former, RoschinIski, alias Bismarck.
THE DEFENSE
was opened at noon. Cumulative evidence was
given to show that at the time OF the murder Bis
marck was incapably drunk on the streets OF the
city, Other evidence was TO the effect that he re-
fused work the Sunday before the murder with the
remark that he could make more money doing uD
preachers IL was sworn by Bismarck, who was
recalled, that Mrs. Leavltt, the wife OF the In
former, who was herself examined, pressed great
satisfaction when told OF the murder. A witness
Swore that the infOrmer said TO him that he was
In favor OF killing "the preacher instead OF whip
ping him. The line OF defense Is that the killing
was done by Leayitt and Bismarck.
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TEIEGRAMS TO THE star.


SHELByvILIK, H., April IAN unfortunate
shooting affair occurred here yesterday. j. W.
johnson, OF the business rrm OF johnson and
Miller, reproved his son, jerome, for some misfe-
meanor, whereupon the latter drew a 3e-caiber
revolver and shot his father, INJECTING serious
wound. Jerome was upstairs az his home at the
time snd after the shooting jumped from the win
doM 10 the ground and.surrendercd himself 10 the
au,norlues ana Is now In jail awaiting the results
OF his fathers injuries
frank James Goes tn Live I'm Texas.
NEVADA, No., April Frank James has left,
WIN MS Vile ana little boy FOR Denison, Texas,
where he has Offers from three different business
houses. He was a good citizen during his resi-
uehot mere OF nearly two years About one year
ago MS friends In different parts OF the country
street, which had formerly been used as a parson-
age OF the Methodist Episcopal Church South
beiore leaNlig MI. James sold the property for
bought.
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mh21-eokds
VNHOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRIDGE

(M) STREET.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated October 16 -
se l On MONDAY; &c FOURTH OF APRIL A. b. Ma
ises part Of original Lot No. 8, Georgetown, B.. G..
fronting - feet on Bridge l street with depth Of
aud BIB Bridge (M street, and improved by three
story and attic brick building with brick stable in
has ne fire Ieoof bank vault the locahon Is in the
heart Of the town, and the place formerly
the National Bank of Commerce.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; residue in two equal
pamente at one and two years. with interest to be
cured by deed Of trust purchaser ct his option, may
pay al IN cash. is preferred however, TO leave at
least one-half upon the property
Sale positive and the attention Of persona desring
GOOD investment is specially invited. All taxes to
mh2a-dkds FRED. n. JONES' Trustee
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TIE GRANT MONUMENT FUND.-At a meeting OF
day, George N. Wtlliams Frederick Kuehne and
George c. Mag0wn were made members OF the
committee IN place or Jesse Seligman and Corne-
Illus N. Bliss, resigned, and Chester A. Arthur, de-
ceased The fund now amounts 70 el20,S4 A
letter was read nom John Wanamaker, regretting
that ne could not loan the COMMITTEES his picture,
s'Chrtst Before Pilater In aid OF the fund, as he
had made other plans Tor usang It.
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CATALOGUE SALE
OF A CHOICE AND ELEGANT COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE AND CHINESE CERAMICS.
EMBRACING SUPERB SPECIMENS IN LARGE
AND SMALL VASES
CURIos AND PARLoR DECORATIONS.
LUNCH. DINNER, TEA AND DESSERT PLATES
AND OTHER TABLE WARE OF BEAUTIFUL
DESIGN AND FINISH,
THE WHOLE FORMING A BARE AND TEMPTING
COLLECTION OF
CHINESE AND JAPANESE WARES,
BOTH USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL,
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
18th ST. AND PENN AVE,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL SIXTH
AND SEVENTH. 1887,
ALTA NJ. AND F. NJ EACH DAY.
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL FOURTH AND FIFTH.
mb316t THOMAS DOw1JNG Auctionoar
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Ir You WANT
Have You VISITED

THE GREAT SALE OF FINE AND MEDIUM
TAILoR-MADE CLOTHING NOW OPENING
OUT SOME OF THE INCEST MADE GAR
MENTS FOR MEN, BOYS. AND CHILDREN.
THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD, AND BAR
GAINS ARE HERE FOR YOU. NO MATTER
WHAT YOU WANT IN THE WAY OF BEST
TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING, EQUAL To THE
FINEST CUSTOM WORK, IN PRINCE AL
BERT. CUTAwAY, OR SACK SUITS. FOR
DRESS, FOR BUSINESS, FOR WORK, DON'T
THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY WHEN YOU
CAN GET Such FINE MADE CLOTHING AT
THIS SALE FOR LESS THAN COMMON
STUFF ELSEWHERE WE HAVE SUITS OR
PANTS To FIT THE SMALLEST OF LARG-
Est PERSONS. YOU CAN DEPEND ON BAR
GAINS IN ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING WE
HAVE LOCATED AT 63I PENNSYLVANIA
AVE, UNDER ST. MARC HOTEL, ONE DOOR
BELOW 7TH ST NV. THIS SALE OF FINE
TAILOR MADE CLOTHING OFFERS UNUS-
UAL CHANCES OF SECURING THE FINEST
NEW YORK TAILoR-MADE CLOTHING Alta
LOWER PRICE THAN YOU PAY FOR CON-
MON-MADE CLOTHING. COME AND SEE
OUR GOODS. CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS,
AND CHILDREN AT BARGAIN REMEM-
Der, WE ARE AT NO 63g PENNSYLVANIA
AVE. ONE DOOR BELOW 7TH ST, ADJOIN-
ING ST. MARC HOTEL. mh3O
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SPRING Day GooDs.

Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is stocked to
Its utmost capacity with and desirable things for
EARLY SPRING WEAR. Among the SPECIAL
THINGS we mention 36-inch TWIILED SUITING
In Gray and Brown mixtures at 20c,
Al and Ga TRICOr CLOTHS in new Spring colors.
French and American SATTEENS in great variety.
splendid line of DRESS GINGHAMs in Stripes and
Plaids
In our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT we have all the
leading brands OF Brown and Bleached Musns at pop
ular prices.
Extra good quality BLEACHED SHEETING, 21c.
96 dozen s. Colored Bordered NAPKINS, go cents
special.
80 rolls STRAW MATTINGS in fplain and fancy
colors.
CARPETS AT COST
JOHNSON. GARNER l. CO.,
mh21 636 Pa. ave., south side, near 9TH st.
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. GENTLEMAN
Established 1910

A GENTLEMAN
May wear . seedy looking Coat. kneed Trousers
By the by have strechers take the bulge out of
the knees-but his Linen should be clean In our
large, welarrsnged and attractive Furnishing
Department you Will find everything that is staple
select and novel; everything, in short, needed to fix
up with. and at prices always consistent with we'll
made and thoroughly good goods.
Wives, Mothers. Sisters: We know the wants Of care
less man. and showing large stock of extra we'll
made and perfect-httng Shirts, both in white and
eolors These not cheap, auctionmade Shirts but
are the kind q man in any calling needs. When down
this way, will you drop in and look ut 'em. Good,
faithful sewing il trial in these Shirts and you are
the Judge.
Neat and rich Neckwear Hosiery, Underwear, beau
tful Handkerchiefs, Collars, Cuffs and all other sorts
OF Gentlemens Fixings. We name the lowest prices
Don't forget this.
NOAH WALKER L Co.
nh26 625 Peunsylvania svenua
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PnsOPERTY, THE SAME BEING HOUSE AND
STORE No. 712, ON STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
sne Hstr1ct Of Columbia, passed in Equity cause 5
RGea b austl9n il frGnt Of the promises on fHUkS
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all of Lot B, in square
huneEed and twenty-seven (427), in the city of
following metes and bounds. viz: Beginning for the
same at point on street distant AZ feet east from
east q feet thence south 100 feet thence west
Terms of SALE One third Of purchase money to be
paid IN cash and the residue in equal instruments At
and two years. with interest the of the
chaser to be given for the deferred payments and
sured ON the property sold by reserved lien deed
OF trust, or all cash. at option Of purchaser.
The property will be sold clear of all taxes and
mants to day Of SALE All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. VIM f. EDNON STON
Trustee,
Office, 42O 9th st. NV,
L. r. WAGGAMAN, Auct mh23-d&dS
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An Infant Princes.
THE BONANZA KINGS DAUGHTER GIVES BIRTH 10 An
HKIRESs TO THE COLONNAs.

HKIRESS TO THE COLONNAR
Princess GalatrO-Colonna gave birth to q dauRh-
ter in Paris, on sunday Intelligence OF the happy
event was telegraphed to all the branches OF the
C0lOnna family and warm congratulations soon
came pouring I'm by telegraph from members OF the
hatae nO6lesse OF Italy, France and Spain In the
latter country the C0Onnas rank grandees OF the
soil, that title having been conferred one OF the
seventeenth century ancestors and to hts descend
anus. Mrs. Mackay was with her daughter when
the little stranger was ushered into the world and
the latest bulletins are that another and child
are doing well"
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No. 361 Pennsylvanis avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-
monds, Jewelry Pistols, Guns, Mechanical Tools
LADIES' and Gentlemens Wearing AspareL
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOU0HT oc2
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MAYFLOwRR AND ARR0w.-Gen. Payne, owner
of the sl00p Mayh0wer, yesterday said the boat
might possibly go to Europe. Ii she did he thought
she would be back IN time for the autumn races.
Ii the Mayn0Her goes TO England It viii be to race
with the Scotch yacht Arr0W.
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ANTAGONIST TO THE kSIGHTs.-The executive
committee OF the American Federation OF Labor
Will meet April 10, at Philadelphia. The meeting
attracts considerable attention among trades
unionists as IL is expected that the luminosity
against the Knights Will be renewed. The Feder-
alton claims Its strength has been wonderfully In
creased since the Columbus meeting.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s Ii. KAUFMAN, Prest

TIE EvrSTNG Star is served to subscribers In the
CITY oy carriers on their own account 10 cents per
Neek- or 44e per month Copies at the counter. =
cent? each BY mall-pOstaae prepald-50 cents .
bonth, one year, So. six months, 81
ttntered at the Post Office al Washington, d. c., a.
Rcond-class mail matter
HE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-sl
year postage pref aid SIX months, 30 cents
81 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance:
no paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of ADVERTISING made known on arpIication
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A MIsRRLY FARNHR MuRDERED.-The body OF
Adam Schmidt, wealthy but misery farmer, was
found Tuesday morning lying upon bed In the
TIA Kan. The body was In an advanced state Of
decomposition, but there were marks upon It which
alone and was thought 70 have large sums OF
money concealed In the hut. There Is no clue 70
the murdererH.
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TIE QUEENS JOURNEY 10 CANNES INTKRRUrfRD-
Queen Nictorias arrival at Cannes has been de-
layed day by an accident 70 the train conveying
her thiuher IL was discovered wednesday night
that the springs OF the railway coach occupied by
her majesty were heated. The discovery WAS made
when the train reached La Roche. Her ma1esty's
carriage was here stopped, and IL was decided %
await daylight before proceeding. Yesterday
morning the queen removed 20 another carriage
and continued the journey. She Will reach Cannes
to-day The British men-of-war Thunderer, Coles
sus Agamemnon and Dreadnaught, with the Duke
or Edinburg and Prince George OF Wales on board,
lie at anchor In the bay AZ Cannes awaiting the
queens arrival.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VINHOMAS BOWLING, Aucroneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTHWEST, Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS AND
On SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
AND STREETS.
By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the -
District OF Columbia passed in the cause Of Peck &
ct al vs sPrague ct al No. 1922, Eq docket 26, E:I
the undersigned Trustees will cell public auction in
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, APRIL The
IHlRIEENTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow
nguescrbed real estate situate in the city OF wash
ngton District Of Columbia described parts Of Lots
numbered four hundred and ffty-six 1856, fronting
twenty three 23) feet ten QO) inches street by
one hundred and twentyfour 24 feet six and three
quarters (65D inches in Depth and improved by fine
three story Brick Dwelling, known Is 6O7 street
northwest.
AND ALSO ON THE SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST
-FOUR PM, the south two-thirds 90 Of Lot twenty
fronting thirtythree $3.50 feet onehsf % inch on 9th
street by depth Of one hundred and nineteen 119)
Dwellings,.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree Onethi
OF the in cash. and the balance in one
OF the purchaser must be given bearing interest from
the day Of sae and secured by deed of trust the
property sOld or all cash, at the option OF the pur
chaser All conveyancing ut purchasers cost. de-
post OF 500 on the street prodsrty and of on
the 9th street property will be required at the time OF
sale. If the terms of sale complied with in ten
days the Trustees the right to resell at the risk
G. E HAMILTON, Trustee,
1904 st. NV.
.n7,.,, BIZ wARNEk; Tl s ~
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NAMED AFTER SENATOR EDAUSDs.-Capt. willard
G. Pool, OF Gloucester, Mass, has named his new
Mr.. Edmunds efforts In behalf OF New England
fishermen.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR HARDWARE.

PROPOSALS FOR HARDWARE
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
wAsH1SGros, D. G., March s1st, 1887,
Sealed proposals, for furnishing and delivering
Lead Weights for doors and windows IN the west and
center wings of the Building for State War and Navy
nH z M o nl1H Tl b T It
FIRST FRS DAY OF APRIL. 1851, and opened immedi-
SPECIFICATIONS general INSTRUCTIONS to bidders and
THos SGl RE to
mh31-sp12.4.19.2O Colonel Corps of Eng'rs
The coSGkGssi6NAL h1BkAkY buD1N NGi
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE CONSTRUCTIONS
las East Cap. St, washington, B. G. Mich 70. 1857.
Il day of p qni
for the trench excavations required for the con
ing. Drawings and specifications be seen in the
Office of the architect from whom additional in
formation may be obtained l. g G LAMAR ~
4. Z. sP6F iaahs'
DROPOSALS FOR RATIONS, FUEL AND MILF
QUAKTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
wAsH1SGToN, D. C., March s, 1887
.hs p nn Z XII be f the
PAY OF NAY next for furnishing kations and until
or to shs sau oE
5 81 10 5gSs the it
H., Charlestown, Mass, Brooklyn. n. Y: Philadel-
pnla anu League lslaIO IA, AnnapOllS, Nd, wash
ingtOn d, Co. Norfolk Va, Pensacola, Fla, and Mare
Island. Cal
Specifications and blank proposals can be obtained
upon application at any of the stations named above
or at the office Of the Quartermaster, Washington. D.
G., and Assistant Quartermasters, 216 South I'd
street. Philadelphia Pa and 61o Sansome street. San
Francisco. Cal.
Sealed PrPP9sals will also be received q. this office
MAY next. for furnishing Supplies consisting of
Cloths. Kerseys, Flannels. Blankets, Hats Helmets
Military Stores, Brooms Brushes Axes etc. to be de-
Ivered at the office of the Assistant Quartermaster
Philadelphia Pa free of expense the United States
Schedules, with specifications of the supplies e.
QuIred, can be obtained, and the sta ndard samples
seen at me Offices of the Qusrtermaster Washington
d. g, Assistant Quarternasters Offices, PIG south I'd
street. Philadelphia Pa and 6l3 Sansome street. San
Francisco, Cal, and at the Marine Barracks, brook
Ign, n. Y, and Boston, Mass.
Blank forms of proposals and all information can be
had by applying at any of the places named above.
This office the right reject any or all bids
and waive defects and bids from manufacturers in
dealers of, supplies only will be considered
Proposals may be made for one more articles de-
hverabe, at one stations and will be consd-
cred separately for each article and place of delivery
They should be Endorsed Proposals for Ratous, Fuel
or Military supplies" the case may be, and ad-
dressed t. Major Ii. B. Lowry, Quartermaster U. s..
Marine Corps, Washington, u. G. mhl1-law,4w
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BOodlcrs Accused Of Rrtberv.
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST THE CHICAGO GANG Am
OTHER ARRESTS 10 FOLLOW


OTHER ARRESTS 10 FOLLOW.
The Chicago grand jury is rapidly accommodating
evidence against several, as yet, unindicted
boodlers, but IL is not expected that any more
capiases Will be issued before Friday or SATURDAY
On the strength OF the progress made by the
grand jury I'm their inquiry into the county frauds
IL was stated by an attache OF the States
Attorney Office that the remaing batch OF fndict
ments, and possibly the final one, will include
between fifteen and twenty names, and positively
a majority OF the present county board. with a
half dozen or so Of the old gang Already ft has
been found desirable TO change somewhat the in
dictments thus far found, and on the basis OF
evidence brought out, new charges were inter-
polated against certain commissioners. and I'm
every case these new charges were bribery The
decisive admissions were obtained from d. NJ
hean, the banker, who In narratng a transaction
In Which he purchased $4,000 county warrant,
involved a couple OF the booders as persons
among whom this money was divided. IL has
been the effort all along TO indict as many Of the
booders as the testimony will allow on the charge
OF bribery, for that Is the most serious charge
that can be sustained against the gang. For
those convicted OF bribery there Is no escape from
the penltentlary.
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A MINISTER DRPosED.-The Rev. j. W. Klinger,
pastor OF the Lutheran church OF Centerv1lle Pa,
one OF the oldest organizations OF this church In
the country, has been deposed from the ministry
by the classes or Eastern Pennsylvania on charges
OF intemperance, immortality and conduct unbe-
coming q minister, TO which he made no DEFENSE.
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Indians with Blue Eyes.
CURIOUS scoTCH-NIxED TRIBE OF THE Pan MONTH

ST. Louis April In. Z. LaRussee, OF Winnipeg.
was In the city yesterday. "Along the Red River
Valley" he said, sis 20 be found one or the most
curious populations 10 be found anywhere IN the
world. refer 20 the half and quarter bands the
descendants OF the Scotchmen who came 20 this
country In the days OF the Hudsons Bay Company,
ana their Indian wives. They present n most
peculiar combination OF the scotch and Indian
types, the dark skin and high cheek bones OF the
Indian. with the light hair and blue eyes OF the
Scotchman. Physically. they are a splendid race,
being 1.-the. tall and muscular, and are the best
ana most enduring runners ever saw, travelling
hundreds OF miles through the woods In the dead
OF winter with incredible rapdty. All speak
French, but the broad Scotch burr is perceptlbe
In Their pronunciation, making their language a
most rmarkable one. They are famous hunters
ana trapperS, and, when not drunk, very peace
able. They took no part In the recent uprising In
the Northwest, as they have no Affiliations with
the French half-breeds or Indians, but form a
little community 10y themselves AS voyageurs
they are unequaled, and are the happlest beings 1
ever saw. They do not take kindly TO life In VII
lages or towns, and are fast moving away before
The advance OF civilization, but fear that those
VINO take their places viii not have their virtues"
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Senator Reagan 10 suffering severely from his
tall OF last Monday. He Is not able to walk.
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NV hTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Auctioneera
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN MASSA-
CHUSETTS AVENUE AND NJ STREET NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. APRIL FOURTH, AT HALF~
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, we shall sell in 'front.' E.7
of the premises lot TO- in DavidsOns sub division E
OF square 2S, having % feet front by 10 feet In
house. No. ll2S.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one, two, three
and four years. for notes bearing interest from ay of
sale and secured by deed of trust on property sold
day OF sale. " W.
mh29-6t WALTER B WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucta.
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No Bid for the ssl:reek Slaye..s

AT THE STEWART SALE.
Another section OF the collection OF personal e.
fects OF the late A. L. stewart was put on the
ton block at the rooms or the American Art Asso-
citation in New York yesterday afternoon. This
sale was OF the lighter furniture. statuary, ana
bric-a-brac in the marble mansion OF the million
a1re dry goods man. There We're 1SS lots offered,
including parlor, library, center and standard
tables number OF fancy ornate, antique, beauti-
fu and rich clocks, stands pedestals secretaries,
candelabra- Jardinieres, toilet SETS writing sets,
Sevres and porcelain vases, bowls. trays parlor
cabinets, easels, and other articles OF yertu. The
first piece was the famous work OF Hiram Powers,
1.-The Greek Slave, the original piece cut by the
greatest sculptor America has produced. Mr..
Stewart paid 900 Tor it. No one bid FOR L. and
IL was withdrawn.
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TEE BUILDERS CoHGkRsA.-The Builders na-
t1onal convention, which has been IN session In
Baltimore was chosen q member or the board Of
directors Resolutions were adopted I'm favor Of q
uniform system OF apprenticeship In the various
mechanical trades; OF manual training schools as
a part OF the public school system, and trade
night schools by the various local trade organize.
uce&